The Little Review, April 1916 (vol. 3, No. 2)

The Little Review, published in April 1916, is a significant literary magazine that contributed to the modernist movement. This volume features poems by Carl Sandburg, critical essays including Sherwood Anderson's reflections on Theodore Dreiser, and a letter from Ezra Pound discussing the impact of book tariffs on literature. The magazine is notable for its commitment to avant-garde literature and for publishing works by influential writers like James Joyce, making it a vital platform for innovative ideas and artistic expression during a transformative period in the early 20th century.